We are desperately in need of seeing ourselves. Telling our stories is what builds culture, builds a sense of self. I really want that to happen. For me there's a really exciting feeling of creating my own culture now. I felt as though I was doing that a little with my very early novels, but there was already a lot of queer lit, and some of it was pretty good. There isn't enough disability fiction, and I feel I'm part of a group building a culture. I'm really excited because I know disabled people will read this book and see themselves.
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
Interview: Nicola Griffith
I interviewed author Nicola Griffith for Pacific Standard. She's one of the writers creating new literary disability culture as we speak.